Re: pyshake related question

Subject: Re: pyshake related question
From: Ken McGaugh <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 23 Aug 2009 15:38:53 +0100
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You do that through the NRiRegistry. Say 'oldNodeName' is a python string variable containing the name of the node whose position you want to query. And say 'newNodeName' is the name of the node whose position you want to set. The you can then do this:

x = shake.sdk.NRiRegistry.getKey("nodeView."+oldNodeName+".x")

y = shake.sdk.NRiRegistry.getKey("nodeView."+oldNodeName+".y")

shake.sdk.NRiRegistry.setKey("nodeView."+newNodeName+".x", x)

shake.sdk.NRiRegistry.setKey("nodeView."+newNodeName+".y", y)

--Ken

On 22 Aug 2009, at 22:28, Torax Unga wrote:

Hello,
With pyshake, how can I get the position of a node in the node editor and apply it to a different node?
Thanks!
T

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